Jim Rees wrote:
The code as written is wrong. I guess I'll change it to
#if defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV) || defined(AFS_XBSD_ENV)
but I wonder if it shouldn't really be
#if !defined(AFS_LINUX_ENV)
Comments? Which order do Solaris and AIX want?
Well on Solaris 10 (Sparc), AF_INET is defines as 2 and in some of
the header files where they use ...->sin_family = AF_INET;
But in /usr/include/portocols/routed.h they do:
#define RIP_AF_INET htons(AF_INET)
to use in a RIPv2 struct netinfo { ...
from RFC 2453.
"Unless otherwise specified, fields contain binary integers,
in network byte order, with the most-significant octet
first (big-endian)"
So on Solaris at least it looks like you store it in the
local format. If you want to send it over the netwotk, then
in network byte order.
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